The new album — titled Making A Door Less Open — will be out May 1 via Matador.
Martin Douglas explores the work of the fun and outspoken Portland trio.
Moving briskly and coming in at just under a minute-and-a-half run-time, Troper infiltrates your psyche a song that feels like one giant hook.
The Seattle/Tacoma/Portland band's first full-length is a cauldron pot of love, sex, death, and distorted guitars. Martin Douglas investigates.
Proceeds from the limited edition EP, titled Turning Time Around, will benefit Mitchell’s mom, who has Alzheimer’s disease.
KEXP's Owen Murphy talks to the acclaimed producer from his studio on Vashon Island.
Martin Douglas' local music-inspired short fiction series returns with flying cars and smoldering debris.
The newest single from the Seattle band's forthcoming debut album includes a dark yet prismatic video.
The legendary locals kick off the series with their rendition of Stevie Wonder's 1967 hit "Someday at Christmas."
The "Indian Ocean (The End of Everything)" / "In Dreams" 7" single will be released December 13th via Matinée Recordings.
In advance of the Seattle-based multidisciplinary artist's new solo album dropping next year, Denial offers this dark and heady single featuring DoNormaal.
The Tacoma native's recently released EP is a remarkable twenty minutes of singing and rapping, of sex and self-love. Martin Douglas investigates.
